Hogwarts: The Wizarding World's First Capitalist

The power of this question was no less than the previous one. Professor Snape chose to remain silent again. He really couldn't think of a reasonable answer.

On the other hand, Carl, who was sitting opposite him, had an increasingly disdainful expression on his face, and his tone became even more intense.

"You have been silent again Professor, just like those ordinary wizards who have always been unwilling to speak. You have criticized those stupid ordinary wizards as nothing more than a bunch of trash."

"But sometimes it seems that you are no different from them. Please forgive my Meng Lang and Bu Li."

"But I have to speak frankly today. It's not just you, but also Professor McGonagall and all the students at Hogwarts."

"You are essentially no different from those ordinary stupid wizards. You are all unwilling to take the initiative to make any changes."

"You are like a group of Muggles kneeling down to pray under a statue, looking at the body on the cross that has long since dried up and bled dry."

"Continue to hope that the other's sacrifice will bring you a moment of peace."

"You're going too far, Mr. Hohenzollern." Upon hearing this, Professor Snape also became agitated and stared angrily at the young man in front of him.

He rebuked loudly.

"You have denied everyone in the entire British wizarding community. You have no idea what efforts these people have made."

"What's more, many of these people were once your teachers and classmates who educated and helped you."

"What the hell is wrong with you when you say something like that?"

"I'm not mentally ill, professor?" The smile on Carl's face became more and more intense, and his face even looked a little hideous.

His voice gradually increased in volume, like a low roar.

"I just think it's too boring. I read the history of Hogwarts and I just felt a dull feeling."

"The same is true for the British wizarding world. Ever since Dumbledore became famous, the entire European and British wizarding world has fallen into a state of complete stagnation."

“No one challenges Dumbledore’s authority, and no one dares to imagine surpassing Dumbledore’s magical attainments.”

"No one questioned Dumbledore's position as the headmaster. From this perspective, he was a psychopath who liked to kill people indiscriminately."

"It can be regarded as an indirect promotion of the development of the British wizarding world."

"This has deviated from the topic we are discussing and the question I asked. I just want to know why you did this."

Professor Snape asked angrily.

"Didn't I just say that?" Karl replied with a smile, "It's for our dear principal to have a happy old age."

"He can never abandon Hogwarts or his responsibilities to the British wizarding community."

"Very good then, let's do the opposite, and let Hogwarts and the British wizarding world actively abandon Dumbledore."

"You are absolutely crazy." Professor Snape laughed in anger, "Because you think too highly of yourself, Mr. Hohenzollern."

"After losing the identity of Dumbledore's adopted son, who do you think you are? What do you think of those officials in the Ministry of Magic?"

"And those pure-blood families who cooperate with you will continue to listen to your orders as they do now. You will destroy yourself."

"Even if it's all over, it's better than doing nothing." Carl smiled disdainfully and continued calmly.

"Besides, I've told you before that I'm a very selfish person. I only do things to see if they suit my own wishes."

"I never care about right or wrong. That stinky old man must get true happiness, whether it's family love or love."

"Anyway, he is not allowed to die as the headmaster of Hogwarts. I will not allow him to devote everything to the British wizarding world."

"Since I'm his adopted son, he has to listen to me. I can't let him do so many things for me in vain."

"You are such a filial child." Professor Snape was really speechless and could only speak sarcastically.

"But have you ever thought about who will guarantee the safety of Hogwarts without Dumbledore? You have to know that guy has been hiding in the school."

"What strength are you going to rely on to ensure that you can defeat him?"

"Depend on?" Carl frowned, sighed and said helplessly.

"You still don't understand the key point of what I just said, why I have to rely on some power."

"Why should my classmates rely on any power? Why should Hogwarts rely on any power?"

"Why should the British wizarding world rely on any power? Aren't they human beings themselves? Don't they also have a brain, a pair of hands and a pair of legs?"

"Can't they rely on themselves? The previous Battle of Hogwarts has proved that as long as they are organized, my classmates are also capable of fighting."

"Why should we rely on anything else? I can't drive away a Dumbledore."

"Go and invite back another Dumbledore. Or to put it another way, my goal is to make all my classmates become that 'Dumbledore'."

"What is all this?" Professor Snape was a little confused.

Karl seemed unwilling to give any further explanation and waved his hand.

"There's nothing wrong with not understanding. We still have a long time to spend with you, and there will be many opportunities for you to slowly understand each other in the future."

"Anyway, the conclusion is simple: the blame for the first economic crisis in the British wizarding world will be placed on Albus Dumbledore."

"In about two months, he will be removed from his position as the headmaster of Hogwarts, and the board of directors will make a decision immediately."

"Professor Minerva McGonagall will take over as Headmistress, and Professor Severus Snape will take over as Deputy Headmistress."

"Congratulations in advance, Professor. You're going to be promoted soon."

"Then I really have to thank you." Professor Snape looked helpless, as if he was about to transform into a cannibal.

Carl, who was very happy, looked very pleased and said this proudly.

"According to our previous debate rules, I have solved the premise of this question, and at the same time, because of the perfection of the solution."

"I think he should have a few accompanying figures, such as the British wizarding world and the ordinary wizard side."

"You should be able to get some extra points. Each piece of information will give you three extra points. I think the result speaks for itself."

"Well, dear professor, I am ready to accept your apology, and I hope it will be no less than 100 words."

"At the same time, it should be more expressive."

"Get out of here!!!"